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22-year-old Wesley Hamlin, a UF material sciences senior, talks to Impact party candidates, Carrie Wilkey, 18, a UF telecommunications freshman and Jackie Phillips, 19, a UF family, youth and community sciences sophomore outside the Reitz Union Tuesday afternoon. Hamlin said he votes every semester, usually against Swamp party.
Brace yourselves: Fall 2015 UF Student Government elections are here.
George Edmondson Jr., also known as Mr. Two Bits, leads The Swamp in his signature cheer before the Gators' 2008 home opener against Hawaii Aug. 30.
Site: The Swamp (Cap. 88,548)
The Gators take on the East Carolina Pirates for the second time in nine months on Saturday night in The Swamp, but they will do so with a different starting quarterback.
Local businesses The Top and Alligator Brewing Co. are teaming up for a special dining experience.
Gators now have a new place for their Swamp-decor needs.
The final day of qualifying and slating, where students chose to run with a Student Government political party, had the highest turnout.
A debate was sparked when senators suggested changing the name of the Reitz Union North Lawn to “Global Garden” at Tuesday night’s UF Student Senate meeting.
Jim McElwain didn’t need the game ball Saturday.
The first time Chris Crary sat in the stands for a Gator football game, he was 3 years old.
The shortest day for students to choose which political party to run with turned out to have the largest number of candidates Friday.
Fans do the Gator Chomp during Florida's 61-13 win against New Mexico State on Sept. 5, 2015. More than 90,000 people flooded into the Swamp to see the game.
A new football season, a new Florida head football coach, and most importantly, a new set of the alligatorSports Brand Picks Column.
The second day of slating and qualifying saw a slight increase of students running, or slating, with either Access Party or Impact Party.
Fellow Gators,
Aside from the pressure surrounding a presumed revival of the football program, Florida coach Jim McElwain can’t walk around campus without being constantly reminded of enormous expectations and past success.
While some students who walked into the Reitz Union knew which Student Government Party they were going to run, or slate, with in the Fall 2015 elections, Anneke Wenzel remained uncertain.
The Senate chambers were relaxed Tuesday night until a heated public debate regarding the recent formation of a new party was addressed.
Students interested in running as a UF student senator can go to the Reitz Union Grand Ballroom in rooms A and E today for Fall 2015 elections.
Solutions by The State News
